Bradley: How the Fourth Amendment Went to the Dogs

Amidst the media frenzy concerning the oral arguments on Prop 8, a Supreme Court decision made in the morning before the start of the Prop 8 arguments received little press attention. Read More

ISU women's basketball coach Glance leaves for Columbia

Redbird women's basketball coach Stephanie Glance has been named the head coach at Columbia University in New York. Read More

Bradley: Will the Supreme Court DIG the Same-Sex Marriage Cases?

For the last couple of days, a form of March Madness hit the nation’s capital. Read More

WJBC Rewards offer VIP St. Patrick's Day package, basketball bracket contest and more

Want a VIP package with special seating for the St. Patrick's Day "Sharin' of the Green" parade? How about a chance to follow the basketball tournament fun with a chance to win a 4 Read More

Voice Your Vote 2013: Jarrod Rackauskas

One Normal Town Council candidate wants to bring more industry to the town. Read More

Bloomington Polar Plunge 2013 [VIDEO]

Team Radio Bloomington joined 700 other Special Olympics supporters for the 2013 Polar Plunge at Miller Park Lake in 27 degree weather on Saturday. Read More

Kinzinger disappointed Illinois once more in corruption spotlight

U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) said Monday he was disappointed to see another Illinois lawmaker admitting to corruption charges, bringing more national attention to the state's troubled politica Read More

Sen. Barickman explains 'yes' vote on same-sex marriage bill

State Sen. Jason Barickman said Friday his "yes" vote on the Senate's same-sex marriage legislation was based upon upholding three important principles. Read More

Local St. Jude families share their stories

Local St. Jude patients visit WJBC studios Read More

Bradley: Are human genes patentable?

An answer to the question whether human genetic material can be patented is likely to come sometime in May or June when the Supreme Court makes a decision. Read More